New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-08-10

city yesterday.
The fall term of the Lutheran school
began Monday.
Hon Chas. Flandrau writes that
himself and lady will surely be present
at the anniversary.
The special train announced to leave
Mankato at 11.55 a. NJ. Aug. g., will
depart 20 minutes earlier, the time
having been changed to lilo .. m.
An enormous ditching machine has
been doing duty, ditching the sloughs
in the suburbs. Thirty-four oxen fur
nished the metive power.
The only egyptian oracle which has
ever been in New Ulm, will dispense its
wisdom at Turner Hall Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. James Lille, who has been in
the employ of John Albert, removed
with his family to Rockford, Ill. Mon
day evening.
Henry Crone started for q trip to CON
tinental Europe Saturday. He will be
absent several months, spending most
of his time in Germany.
There will be another joint rehearsal
of the several male choirs of this city
next Friday evening at s o'clock, at
Turner Hall.
Anton Gag attends the Photograph
ers' convention at Chicago this week.
While in Chicago, Mr.. Gag will pur-
chase some improved apparatus for his
gallery.
M. Mullen is cooling off on the shore
of Lake Superior. He is staying at
Duluth and from there makes short
trips to the neighboring points of inter-
est
A letter was received at the Court
House last week addressed to Mrs.
John Grimmer. The genial Register
of Deeds did not accept the mission.
Mr.. Albert Steinhauser has been
spending part of his summer vacation
on ''the dark and bloody ground OF
Kentucky. He is expected home to-
day.
| The ladies of the Turnverein will
give q social at the Hall Thursday even
ing. Refreshments will be served and
the egyptian oracle will be present to
enlighten the natives as to their future
life. Those wishing an enjoyable even
ing are invited.
II there are any parties who can fur
nish quarters to the visiting Defenders
| Aug. %. and a., and have not report
ed this to the committee, they will con.
fer favor by reporting to Mr.. c. L..
Roos how many they can quarter.
The '.Deutsche Verein'' and s.Turn-
verein' of St. Paul have consolidated
under the name OF Ge7naani0 I'urnUer-
Elm. The new society has about SOC
members and will be the strongest in
the State.
Work on the drive we'll is progress
ing slowly. For the last two days the
workmen have tried to get through a
layer OF feldspar. The probabilities
are, that they will strike solid layer
of granite, which will put q stop to the
drilling.
Wait for the Big Show. While the
various State and District Fairs are ad.
vertising their attractions the managers
of the Brown County Fair are busy Sc
curing the largestlist of attractions ever
exhibited at a County Fair.
/ Mr. E. G. PAIL will embark at Bre,
merhaven on board the North German
Lloyd's steam ship Ems" on the 31s
of August. He will be accompanied by
Henry Rudolph, 1s-year-old nephew
of Mr.. Rudolph, of this city.
| Visitors during the week: Geo. w
/ Scherer, Mankato; II. Schlichting ant
!, Miss Clara Sohns, St. Paul; Mrs. A. w
Schlichting, Minneapolis; Ad. schell
Tracy; VIM. Brust, Redwood Fall
F. Pfaender. st. Paul, A. Schell. Trac,
| Geo. w. Sommerville, T. E. Bowen
| Sleepy Eye, A. R. Pau, Mankato, H
| NJ. Ball, Lone Tree Lake, Ell. Feuer
stein, Home.
| The Vorort Of the Minnesota Turn
bezirk organized Monday by electinf
| the following officers: President, VIM
Pfaender; Vice Pres, G. Z. Roos, Sec
retary. E. A. Hers. Corr. Sec,v G.